Fully Funded PhD Studentship in On-Skin Epidermal Electronics for Wearable Sensing Edinburgh Napier University in United Kingdom

Fully funded PhD studentship in On-Skin Epidermal Electronics for Wearable Sensing at Edinburgh Napier University in collaboration with Dongguan University of Technology (DGUT), China.

This opportunity sits within a newly established Joint Doctoral Program between DGUT and ENU. The selected PhD researcher will be jointly supervised by academic staff from both institutions and will spend two years at each university, gaining experience in an international research environment.

The project focuses on wearable sensing, epidermal electronics, electrochemical technologies, flexible and stretchable electronics, nanocomposites, thin-layered fabrics and electrodes, and printing technologies. The research aims to develop a fully integrated wearable health-monitoring platform for evaluating chemical biomarkers and physiological parameters, with applications in digital health and multi-sensing data analysis.

Funding is described as fully funded. The post does not specify the stipend amount, tuition coverage details, or exact deadline, but it does ask applicants to check the qualification requirements and eligibility before applying.

Interested candidates should review the program information and the list of PhD projects using the provided links, then email their CV to [email protected] for further information.